Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) is a treatment method based on the application of powerful sound waves generated outside the body to the affected area using a special applicator. This therapy is commonly used to treat various orthopedic issues such as elbow, ankle, and shoulder pain, as well as pseudoarthrosis.The procedure is conducted using a specialized device that generates low-frequency sound waves (acoustic waves). These acoustic waves penetrate the tissues and reach the bone.During the procedure, patients commonly report the following effects:Increased blood flow at the contact area of the device;Reduction in acute and chronic pain;Decrease in local inflammation and swelling;Improved overall mood and well-being.

It is usually used in the complex treatment of various diseases (along with other treatment methods) and accelerates recovery. When used for preventive purposes, electrophoresis can be used independently.Electrophoresis is widely used in such diseases:• during pathologies of joints and bones (arthritis, polyarthritis, osteochondrosis, spinal column protrusions and tears)• during ENT diseases (tonsillitis, sinusitis, otitis)• during inflammations and diseases of the female reproductive system (endocervicitis, endometriosis, endometritis, colpitis, cervical erosion)• during prostatitis, cystitis, pyelonephritis• in the treatment of chronic bronchitis• diseases of the cardiovascular system• atherosclerosis• hypertension• hypotonia• in the treatment of scars and adhesions formed after surgery, trauma, inflammation• nervous system pathologies (radiculitis, neuralgia, etc.), sleep disorders, neurosis, migraine• stretching and damage of tendons, edema, pain syndrome• electrophoresis is widely used in pediatrics

Sollyuks is a treatment method based on the effects of infrared radiation. During this treatment, the skin temperature rises, and the blood vessels dilate. As a result, blood supply improves and inflammation processes are prevented.Skin diseasesFemale organ diseasesLiver diseasesBile duct diseasesNeuritisRadiculitisParesis and paralysis